10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CROPSICK»
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cropsick in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The parlour portfolio, or, Post-chase companion: being a ...
being a selection of the most amusing and interesting articles and anecdotes that
have appeared in the magazines, newspapers, and other daily and periodical
journals, from the year 1700, to the present time. The Premier cropsick of ...
2
Gluttony: A Dictionary for the Indulgent
cropsick. (KROP-sik) NOUN: A feeling of sickness as the result of overindulgence
in food and/or alcohol. D debauchery (dih-BOCH-er-ee) NOUN: Self-indulgent
behavior, usually of an immoral covetous cram crapulous craving cropsick.
3
Poultry: Their Breeding, Rearing, Diseases, and General ...
... rearing poultry, 133 Redbreasts, winter food of, 67 Redi, on the use of stones,
47 Rees, on the classification of fowls, 77 Remedies for acidity of the stomach,
216 ; for canker, 221 ; for consumption, 232 ; for costiveness, 217,218; for
cropsick, ...
Walter B. Dickson, Mrs. Loudon (Jane), 1853
4
Every man his own cattle doctor; or, A practical treatise on ...
t CROPSICK AND CONSTIPATION. Fowls are very subject to obstructions in
various parts of the digestive canal. First, in the crop, which sometimes gets filled
almost to bursting. This is sometimes the case when new corn is given, and
oftener ...
5
Letters and passages restored from the original manuscripts ...
Thou hast not been preaching to him Conscience and Reformation 5 hast thou P-
Thou shouldfl: not take liberrics with him of this sort, unless thou thoughtest him
absolutely irrecoverable. A man in ill health, and, cropsick, cannot play with these
...
6
Hindoostanee Philology: Comprising a Dictionary, English and ...
'to pluck, tponga-k. v. to browse, to gather, mow. cropper, gola, v. pigeon. cropsick
, .mukhmoor, v. crapulence. mss, chuleepa, suleeb, quenchee, chuopara., kata,
cheers, trisool, (vea'ation, q. v.) hadisu, qubahut, khulul, khumba, khundit, ...
John Borthwick Gilchrist, 1825
7
A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Bent, winding, perverse. Crop, kròp, í. A produces the cran osa bird. Crop, krip,
v. a. To cut short ; to mow, to reap. Cropfull, kròpíful, a. Satiated, with a fui! belly.
Cropsick, kròp'slk, a. Sìck through excess and debauchery. Crosier, kro-zhy-er, s.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
8
Lexicon Balatronicum. A dictionary of Buckish slang, ...
... out'weddings, and beat a point of war to serenade the new married couple, and
thereby obtain money. ' CROPSICK. Sickness in the stomach, arising from
drunkenness. \ Cnoss. To come home by Weeping'cross; to repent at the C.RO ...
Francis Grose, Pierce Egan, 1823
Sntiated, with a full belly. CROPSICK, a. Sick with excess and debauchery.
CsoPPER, s. A kind of pigeon with a large erop. itself; either by throwing it, or, if
near enough, by keeping the hall in hand at the time of putting down the wicket.
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The Whim of the day ... containing an entertaining selection ...
CHORUS OF SPIRITS AND FAIRIES* IN the west old Phoebus sinks,-. All the
night with Nepiune drinks- Staggering, then, he lifts his head In the east, a
bloated red. Qualmish, cropsick — He, all dayy Pale and burning, makes his way
To the ...
